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Alaska – 12th June (Day 16)

Alaska – 12th June (Day 16)

August 1, 2016December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt 1 Comment

The morning started rather foggy and dreary, a big change from the amazingly warm weather we had been experiencing (up to 21c yesterday) and much more akin to the weather we were expecting. However, fairly quickly the fog cleared and the morning morning was gloriously sunny although rain set-in in the afternoon. We spent the […]

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Alaska – 9th June (Day 13)

Alaska – 9th June (Day 13)

July 25, 2016December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt Leave a comment

Another day spent birding the Council Road which runs east from Nome, thats not a negative comment, its a fantastic birding road as it extends along the length of Safety Sound with the sound to the north and the open sea of Norton Sound to the south. Today we birded as far as the summit […]

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Alaska – 8th June (Day 12)

Alaska – 8th June (Day 12)

July 18, 2016December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt 2 Comments

Today was a key day in the Nome section of the trip with one of the star birds to see. We were up early and headed up the Kougarok Road to Mile Post 72 we arrived at around 06:00. This site is known as the Coffee Dome, the summit of this relatively small hill is […]

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Plants hitch a lift on migrating birds

Plants hitch a lift on migrating birds

June 17, 2014December 23, 2019 Supertrooper 1 Comment

Birds migrating between the Arctic and South America could be responsible for distributing plants across the tropics, according to new research. Scientists screened wild shorebirds’ feathers before migration and found plant parts embedded. Birds are known to disperse seeds and small animals across local, regional and continental ranges. It is the first evidence of plant […]

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From Cape Trafalgar to La Janda

From Cape Trafalgar to La Janda

October 23, 2012December 22, 2019 Stephen Daly Leave a comment

The Natural Park at Barbate which incorporates two different areas covering over 5,000 hectares is quite unique and diverse for wildlife. This is a view of the pine forest of La Breña, taken from the summit of the Sierra de Retin. Cape Trafalgar is just around the corner and the cliff top walk from the […]

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